Was wondering if
someone can more or less come up with something newbie'ish for me to quickly and
easily limit
traffic to one host
on my Nat'd network (192.168.0.60 for instance is using 90% of the bandwidth
most of the time in our
12 machine network)
mostly DCC's on IRC. Is there a quick and super simple way to do it with
tc/cbq etc ?
eth0 - global
interface to net (10mps card)
eth1 - local (to
switch feeding NAT'd machines) (100mps card)
using a cable modem
connect (2670 kbps downstream, 1156 kbps upstream, measured via
dslreports.com)
Need a way to limit
bandwidth to one particular machine on the 192.168.x.x network.Don't even need
to divide up bandwidth
like most cbq
tutorials discuss. I think it involves the ingress filter but not sure. If
someone could write a simple tc script that would
limit bandwidth to
an ip (ie:192.168.0.61) on our network to say 25-50k/s or there abouts. I've used the wondershaper
script
here at home but no
overly useful in the case of work and the need for me to become a Bandwidth
Nazi. I've used IPTraf and
it pretty much tells
the tale.
